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Detailed Translations for expire from English to Spanish

expire:

to expire verbe (expires, expired, expiring)

  1. to expire (pass; elapse; go by)
    pasar; expirar; transcurrir; avanzar; declinar
  2. to expire (die; pass away)
    morir; morirse; dormirse; fallecer; abandonar; adormecerse; adormilarse; dormitarse
  3. to expire
    caducar
  4. to expire
    – To stop functioning in whole or in part. Beta versions of software are often programmed to expire when a new version is released. 1
    expirar

Conjugations for expire:

present
  1. expire
  2. expire
  3. expires
  4. expire
  5. expire
  6. expire
simple past
  1. expired
  2. expired
  3. expired
  4. expired
  5. expired
  6. expired
present perfect
  1. have expired
  2. have expired
  3. has expired
  4. have expired
  5. have expired
  6. have expired
past continuous
  1. was expiring
  2. were expiring
  3. was expiring
  4. were expiring
  5. were expiring
  6. were expiring
future
  1. shall expire
  2. will expire
  3. will expire
  4. shall expire
  5. will expire
  6. will expire
continuous present
  1. am expiring
  2. are expiring
  3. is expiring
  4. are expiring
  5. are expiring
  6. are expiring
subjunctive
  1. be expired
  2. be expired
  3. be expired
  4. be expired
  5. be expired
  6. be expired
diverse
  1. expire!
  2. let's expire!
  5. expired
  6. expiring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for expire:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avanzar advancing; making progress; progressing
caducar elapsing; lapsing; passing
fallecer ceasing; dropping out; withdrawing
morirse die; die away
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abandonar die; expire; pass away abandon; cease; crib; declare; depart; depart from; desert; dismiss; drop; drop out; enlist; enrol; enroll; get undone; give; give up; grease; leave; leave for; pull out; quit; register; retire; rub in; sail; secede from; set out; smear; start; stop; subscribe; take off; travel; unpick; untie; withdraw
adormecerse die; expire; pass away doze off; drop off; drowse off
adormilarse die; expire; pass away allay; calm down; cool down; soothe; subside
avanzar elapse; expire; go by; pass advance; ascend; assault; bring forward; call for; climb; force; go onward; hasten; hurry; hurry up; make head-way; make progress; march on; order; progress; rise; rush; stride along; to get promoted; use force; walk on before
caducar expire bring to a close; come to an end; crumble; decay; decide; disintegrate; end; fall apart; fall into decay; fall to bits; fall to pieces; finish; go to ruin; stop; terminate; wind up
declinar elapse; expire; go by; pass break down; conjugate; crumble; decay; decline; denounce; disapprove; disclaim; disintegrate; fall apart; fall into decay; fall to bits; fall to pieces; fob off with; give way; go to pieces; go to ruin; incline; inflect; not follow up; object to; refuse; reject; repudiate; shelve; slant; slope; spurn; turn down
dormirse die; expire; pass away oversleep
dormitarse die; expire; pass away
expirar elapse; expire; go by; pass bring to a close; bring to a conclusion; bring to an end; come to an end; conclude; decide; end; finish; finish off; stop; terminate; wind up
fallecer die; expire; pass away be killed; be killed in action; be on one's deathbed; decease; depart this earth; depart this life; die; fall; pass away; perish; succumb
morir die; expire; pass away be killed; be killed in action; be killed in war; be on one's deathbed; become defective; become extinct; collapse; decease; depart this earth; depart this life; die; die of fear; die out; fall; go to pieces; go to the dogs; go to wrack and ruin; pass away; perish; succumb
morirse die; expire; pass away be hungry; be killed; be killed in action; depart this earth; depart this life; die; fall; hunger; pass away; perish; starve; succumb
pasar elapse; expire; go by; pass arise; be on one's deathbed; blab; call at; call on; close; come past; come through; cross; decease; decline; deposit; die; draw; drop by; feed; go across; go over; happen; happen to; look for; look up; move over; move past; occur; overtake; pass; pass away; pass on; pull over; remit; ride past; sail past; seek out; send; shut; swipe; take place; tell; transfer; visit; walk across; walk past
transcurrir elapse; expire; go by; pass
- breathe out; buy the farm; cash in one's chips; conk; decease; die; exhale; exit; go; kick the bucket; pass; pass away; perish; run out
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- come to an end; leave port; put to sea; run out

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Related Definitions for "expire":

  1. expel air2
  2. pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life2
  3. lose validity2
    • My passports expired last month2
  4. To stop functioning in whole or in part. Beta versions of software are often programmed to expire when a new version is released.1

Wiktionary Translations for expire:

expire
verb
  1. become invalid
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• expire → pasar; vencer; expirar ↔ verstrijken — het verlopen van een tijdslimiet
• expire → expirar ↔ expireren — (overgankelijk) uitademen
• expire → extinguirse; expirar; caducar ↔ erlöschen — das Entfallen eines Anspruchs, eines Kontos, einer Firma, etc.
• expire → morir; fallecer ↔ sterben — intransitiv: von Lebewesen: aufhören zu leben
• expire → desmoronarse ↔ verfallen — mit der Zeit brüchig werden oder kaputt gehen
• expire → vencer ↔ verstreichen — Ereignis, Möglichkeit versäumen; Frist verabsäumen
• expire → fallecer ↔ décéder — admin|fr mourir, parler des personnes.
• expire → expirar ↔ expirer — Rendre le dernier soupir
• expire → terminar; acabar ↔ finir — achever, terminer, arriver à échéance, cesser, finaliser.
• expire → morir ↔ mourir — Cesser de vivre.

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